Incoming tide this morning was the first time I have seen a movement with number show this year. A bunch of Coho were jumping for several minutes when the water was a couple feet over the bar. The rain last night wouldn't do much but the barometer drop or something evidently did! Good sign for folks!

And as the day wore on still fish showing. This is not a rain stampede but incoming they showed and out on the deck now with my cigar and beer I seen several break water in 20 minutes. That is pretty good for day / month.

Going to update and then shut up. Since the thunderstorm and the little bit of rain which did nothing to flows Coho and Chinook are on the move on both Chehalis and Hump. Pressure drop or whatever this is even earlier than a couple years ago when the vast majority of the Coho and Chinook were past the 101 bridge before the QIN went in. It is not going to be a different year I think.

I have seen some pictures of some dandy fish c&r down by you the last couple days! Fingers crossed they keep comin!

https://www.nwrfc.noaa.gov/rfc/

NOAA says at Porter a jump in flows not a lot the but fresh water around the 16th and similiar on the Satsop. Might be nothing but maybe something.

Hmm, I'm seeing a lesser amount of precipitation forecast. The models disagree. European -There looks to be some ridging, higher temperatures around that time frame.

I'm looking for Albacore. SST, Chlorophyll, etc... I believe the water temperatures will quell the expected forecast.

No idea 10 day forecast didn't look like much rain maybe some the 15th. The flow forecast had a bounce and it all looks a bit odd.